Barley price wager decided by Neche elevators dispute
Gretna witnesses a price dispute over barley at Neche during a W H Sharpe meeting in Rosenfeld Junction. A Liberal from Manitou wins a boundary campaign wager after documentary proof shows 96 cents for top grade barley and 93 cents for a mixed grade sale.
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Gretna
Man
Morden
Manitou
Neche
W. H. Sharpe
Rosenfeld Junction
Winnipeg
James Baker
St. Anthony and Dakota Company
F. L. Loomis
National Elevator Co
Lisgar
Liberal Smokers Draw Crowd in City Campaign
The third Liberal smoker drew strong turnout with Mayor Milne as chair and new speaker Mr W A Buchanan. Electrical engineer Mr M W Maxwell shared U S experiences and argued against tariffs, portraying Canada and the United States as lacking representative government under current policy. Sheriff John Benson and Charles Pratt joined in advocating the reciprocity pact.
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Milne
M. W. Maxwell
Maxwell
States
W. A. Buchanan
Buchanan
John Benson
Charles Pratt
C N R Survey Party Near The Hat in Medicine Hat
A CN R survey party from the Dominion land men arrived across the Red Deer River and announced plans to survey township 28. The head denied meeting any NRR party and kept their identity undisclosed while noting rumors of other survey teams nearby.
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Dominion Land Men
Red Deer River
A. N. RR
N. R
Demonstration Farm Visit Showcases Alberta Crops and Yields
About two hundred visitors toured the Demonstration Farm four miles west of the city. H A Craig spoke of the project begun May 1, noting oats sown May 24 yielding eighty bushels per acre, mangolds potatoes and turnips planted June 6, flax planted June 20 yielding sixteen bushels, alfalfa stood well with potential for a ton per acre next year, rye grass sowing for Jersey cows, and a focus on seed quality and barn ventilation.
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H. A. Craig
Alberta
W. T. Finlay
Medicine Hat
Acre
Jersey
Tovern
Pro-Reciprocity Meeting Marks Farm Demonstration Visit
Liberal headquarters on Royal Howling Alleys invites electors to daily meetings to support reciprocity. John Benson praises the Demonstration Farm’s size and agriculture leadership, noting crops across the province are excellent and urging visitors to spread the word.
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Royal Howling
Anglo French Financial Company forms in Canada
London September 1 The Anglo French Financial Co of Canada with 2 500 000 capital is recently incorporated. It links Hirsch Co Otto Ball Neumanns Heave and Son and other London financiers with Canadian offices in Vancouver and Montreal. Fred K Baker Norton Griffiths Evelyn Cecil Almeric Paget Harry Brittain lead a board including O C Howard as Canadian manager. Balmoral 81 lot ad follows.
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C. A. P. Cable
London
Anglo-French Financial Co., of
Canada
Dominion
England
Hirsch Co
Otto Ball
Neumanns
Heave
O. C. Howard
Vancouver
Montreal
Gas Explosion Damages Chinatown Street in Montreal
A twelve inch gas main on Lagattiere Street East exploded near midnight after being ignited by careless smoking. The blast shattered twenty feet of sidewalk but caused no property loss. Repairs will take many hours and obstruct the street.
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W. A. P. Dispatch
Montreal
Lagattiere Street
Property ad seeks 5 room cottage sale terms
W Nelson of Lethbridge in the city today advertises a 5 room cottage on Halmoral with $300 down balance the same as rent. Apply H Pattet at 886 Toronto St.
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Halmoral &T
Ply H
Pattet
Toronto &T
Medicine Hat Fair Shines With Crowds and Strong Exhibits
Day two at Medicine Hat fair drew large crowds and set admission records. The new grandstand impressed as riders and horse races drew high enthusiasm. Professor Hardy’s wire walking amazed spectators while exhibits and grain displays attracted strong competition from regional fairs, with some Lethbridge winners outmatched here. The paper notes wheat quality, root and grain displays, and hints at further coverage on page eight. DO YOU GET THE NEWS For a few weeks the Daily News will be delivered free at the door of every residence in Medicine Hat. If you are not receiving the paper kindly telephone the business office of the News.
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Medicine Hat
Association
Fleming
Hardy
Lethbridge
Daily News
the News
Auto Struck Couple on Main Street in Late Night Incident
A man and a woman were struck by an auto on Main Street last night. The vehicle driven by Mrs Seymore Follis, with several passengers, was moving within speed limits. At Main and Fourth Avenue the couple stepped into the street and danced a jig, causing the collision. No blame was attached to the driver. the injured were taken home by car.
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Main Street
Seymore Follis
Driv
Main and
Fourth Avenue
Dominion Land Office Reports Double August Business
The Dominion Land office shows a doubled volume of business in the past month compared with August 1910. August 1911 revenue totaled 19,616.86, versus 10,183.80 for August 1910.
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Dominion Land Office
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Ottawa
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the Daily News
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6Th Avenue
H. C. Pettit
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W. Nelson
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Land Report
Elean Taber
Purple Springs
Grassy Lake
Stirling Milk
Pivay
Warner Is Lethbridge
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Carvstadt
Redcliff
Bowell
Queenstown
Kinnondale
Sundial
Diamond City
Winnifred
Peraons Grés Ventre
Feldman’s Lake
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